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Trump's eight border wall prototypes getting torn down
Eight border wall prototypes that were built in San Diego, Calif., in late 2017 will be torn down for a second barrier being built behind the main wall
Alternatives To Obamacare
According to Gallup, the number of people who are uninsured has risen over the last two years. Although this conclusion is disputed by government estimates, it’s very possible that no one is measuring the phenomenon correctly
The U.S. government and Facebook are negotiating a record, multibillion-dollar fine for the company’s privacy lapses
The Federal Trade Commission and Facebook are negotiating over a multi-billion dollar fine that would settle the agency’s investigation into the social media giant’s privacy practices, according to two people familiar with the probe
Democrats Are Putting Gun Control Front and Center
The party has recruited Mark Kelly, who has made the fight against firearms his top issue, to run for the Senate in Republican-leaning Arizona
Trump threatens to release ISIS fighters if EU doesn’t take them
US president’s tweet drew confusion and some outrage from European officials
Nearly half of Republicans think God wanted Trump to be president
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders kicked up a bit of dust recently when she told the Christian television network CBN that she believed that God wanted Donald Trump to be president
Why Trump may win his legal fight over border wall
President Donald Trump's declaration of a national emergency to build his long-promised border wall was met with a torrent of condemnations and threats from Democratic critics, including preparation for another heated court fight
Preparing For Retirement: Understanding Social Security And Making It Work For You
On every paycheck, we’re reminded that we will have an income once we retire: Social Security
WH economic council: Trump isn't 'sabotaging' Obamacare
President Trump wasn’t able to get rid of Obamacare, but the White House says he found a way to make it work for everyone
The Jeff Bezos privacy nightmare could happen to you — here’s how to prevent it
Amazon founder has accused the National Enquirer tabloid of extortion after it acquired compromising photos
Defending the Second Amendment in School
Read more: https://www.ammoland.com/2019/02/defending-the-second-amendment-in-school/#ixzz5f1rIBjtt Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Follow us: @Ammoland on Twitter | Ammoland on Facebook High school and college are already hard enough. But when you are a Second Amendment supporter, it can be downright perilous at times
Trump says Kim summit will be in Hanoi as envoy hails talks progress
US president will meet North Korea leader in Vietnamese capital this month amid hopes of breakthrough
Evangelicals care more about Trump's policies than his personality
Jentezen Franklin, an evangelical adviser to President Trump, defended evangelical support for Trump during an interview Friday on Hill.TV, saying evangelicals care more about the president's policies than his personality
Congressional negotiators near border deal that would offer Trump less money for barriers than he has demanded
Congressional negotiators on Friday closed in on a bipartisan deal that would rebuff President Trump’s demands for more than $5 billion for his border wall, as lawmakers recovering from one government shutdown struggled to avoid another one
US judge throws out Maryland bid to protect Obamacare law
A US judge on Friday (Feb 1) threw out the state of Maryland's bid to protect the health-care law known as Obamacare in a ruling that also sidestepped a decision on whether President Donald Trump's appointment of Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney-general was lawful
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